General information

The Allis forceps are a surgical instrument made of stainless steel designed for grasping and holding soft tissues during surgical procedures. The jaws are equipped with a serrated configuration 4×5 that ensures a stable and distributed grip, minimizing tissue slippage.

Advantages and usage characteristics

Made of stainless steel, the forceps are resistant to corrosion and compatible with autoclave sterilization cycles. The compact length makes them suitable for procedures requiring precision and control, offering favorable handling in tissue traction and stabilization maneuvers.

Areas of application

Indicated for operating rooms and surgical centers, the Allis forceps are used in general, gynecological surgery, and other specialties requiring grasping and traction of soft tissues. They can be employed in both hospital settings as well as in outpatient and day surgery operating rooms.